Khemri

Popular Union of Khemri Ouoh-Romt Khēmi
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Motto: "Ra-Ahi" "Age of the Sun"
Anthem: Sedjed Ra-Netjer "March of of the Sun's Order"
Capital	Beknirro
Largest city	Nekhrish
Official languages	High Khemric
Recognised national languages	Low Khemric
Religion	Irsad
Demonym(s)	Khemric
Government	Unitary presidential dominant-party republic
• Eternal Guide	Akhtet Mu
• Supreme Leader	Ese Khion
• First Secretary	Rahimah Remas
Legislature	Popular Assembly
Establishment
• First dynasty	3100 BCE
• Republic established	1 January 1917
• Popular Union declared	18 August 1933
Population
• 2018 estimate	92,676,817
• 2016 census	91,523,019
GDP (PPP)	2016 estimate
• Total	$1.94 trillion
• Per capita	$21,182
GDP (nominal)	2016 estimate
• Total	$1.68 trillion
• Per capita	$18,348
Gini (2016)	40.28 medium
HDI (2016)	0.741 high
Currency	Nebu (KHN)
Date format	yyyy-mm-dd (CE)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+77
ISO 3166 code	KHM
Internet TLD	.kh

Khemri (High Khemric: Khēmi), officially the Popular Union of Khemri (High Khemric: Ouoh-Romt Khēmi) is a unitary presidential dominant-party republic in Majula. The country maintains a population of 91 million, and spans approximately x square kilometres (x sq mi). It borders Fahran and the Decanian to the north and Habasha to the west. The largest city is Nekhrish, while Beknirro is the capital. The current Supreme Leader is Ese Khion, while the current First Secretary is Rahimah Remas, both members of the dominant NRP.

Considered a cradle of civilisation, Khemri emerged as one of the world's earliest civilizations, with a populous empire under the First dynasty emerging along the fertile Phiaro River around 3100 BCE, expanding to encompass much of eastern Majula. Ancient dynastic Khemri remained one of the ancient powers throughout it's existence, until it's mysterious disappearance in the Old Khemric Collapse around 1150 BCE. By 900 BCE, the Low Khemric peoples of the upper Phiaro restored the Khemric civilisation under the semi-mythical Horus dynasty, with many adopting the ancient Khemric language as their first tongue. Khemri would continue to expand, fracture and re-unify numerous times, under a number of dynasties. From 303 to 921 CE, the Iteru dynasty presided over a growing cultural, military and technological power, although their rule was ended by the migration and invasion of the horselords, who subsequently adopted certain Khemric traditions and established the brief Hetri dynasty, which ruled until it's overthrow in 1107 CE during the Great Anarchy.

Order would be restored in 1198 CE by the Wekhet dynasty, ending close to a hundred years of disorganised rule and warlordism. Although seeing recovery, a period of decline would ensue. The dynastic system would come to an end in 1917, when the Belthōn dynasty was overthrown by the popular Blackblood Rebellion, and was swiftly replaced by a republican government. The new government in Beknirro proved incapable of maintaining order in the country, and the countryside descended into disorder, as rival political factions - resurrectionists and royalists - competed for influence in the country. The disorder culminated in the outbreak of the Khemric Civil War, which saw the resurrectionists victorious and the establishment of the Popular Union by Akhtet Mu in 1933. Under resurrectionist rule, the country has seen a vast reconstruction and modernisation effort, a controversial widespread social engineering program and insistent economic growth, combined with a mixed human rights record and consistently compromised elections under the ruling National Resurrection Party.

The country maintains a GDP PPP per capita of $21,182, and a total GDP PPP of $1.94 trillion, the country has arisen as a significant exporter of goods, and is considered a newly industrialized country. Characterized as one of Majula's leading regional powers, Khemri has been considered a key member of the Community of Majulan Nations, and maintains a significant standing army. The Popular Union also retains membership in a number of other formal and informal multilateral organizations.